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    Notable heavy rain and flooding here PJ-Miller Place part of LI Branch fell on and cracked windshield, flooding in low lying zones, windy and plenty of leaves down. Quite nasty and worse than I expected
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    DCA: +1.4 NYC: +1.5 BOS: +1.0 ORD: +0.5 ATL: +2.1 IAH: +1.0 DEN: +0.5 PHX: +0.3 SEA: -1.7
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    I know Man. I gotta put reminder in phone. I spend so much time all month on weather stuff and forget this—always! Anyway, the “more” interesting temp forecasts months are coming so hope I get it together lol
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    Late again... but will get on track for winter lol DCA: +1.8 NYC: +1.5 BOS: +1.0 ORD: +0.5 ATL: +1.2  IAH: +1.0 DEN: +1.0 PHX: +0.8 SEA: +1.9
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    Late! Darn! DCA: +1.9 NYC: +2.2 BOS: +2.1 ORD: +1.0 ATL: +0.8  IAH: +1.5 DEN: +1.8 PHX: +1.0 SEA: +2.9
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    DCA: +1.9 NYC: +1.9  BOS: +1.5 ORD: +0.5 ATL: +1.1 IAH: +0.9 DEN: -0.2 PHX: +1.2 SEA: +2.4 On time! Miracles!!!
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    Miller Place looking more like Kansas .
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    In Miller Place and basically felt like a typhoon went through. Strongest winds in ages around here with the torrents of rain. Everyone has hail but I couldn’t tell. One of the best
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    Really remarkable just how persistently cloudy and/or rainy it’s been since early 2018 with very little let-up. Bluewave posted several items like Islip LI beating Seattle’s longest consecutive days with precip (33 straight days I believe ending May 8) What a rotten and horrible stretch.
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    Reminder goes into iPhone right after I do this. DCA: +0.7 NYC: +1.0 BOS: +1.0 ORD: +0.6  ATL: +1.0 IAH: +1.0 DEN: +0.8  PHX: +0.8  SEA: +1.6
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    October 6. Relying on EPS AO/NAO/PNA sweet spot and cooler air around.
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    Dr Cohen's first response to how his theory of Siberian snow cover to predict US & European winters worked out. We did end up with significant blocking - just not where he stated it would be. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-04/siberian-snow-cover-theory-proves-less-than-perfect-this-winter
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    Thanks. This is one of the few Tornadoes that seems to have attained that unique status usually reserved for Hurricanes or blizzards which impact far larger areas. It's so fascinating--videos and yours and other's write-ups--but more, just a humbling experience from nature.
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    Just re-watched the trampoline video again. Sorry if this has been brought up, I've read so many pages of this thread, but I'm curious about the location of the tornado in that clip. We first see the winds coming almost directly at camera, then it blows away from camera at the end. Is it correct to presume tornado came from the right of the camera and crossed in front heading northeast (typical tornado path)?
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